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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SENTINEL JACK8UXV11.1.E1 Battodat, Jcxb 26, 1875, BEPUBUCAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE. A Meeting or tbe Republican Slats Central Committee of tbe Slate of Oregon will be held in the clly of Portlana, on WEDNESDAY, tbe Hlhday or July, 1875. L. S.SCOTT. Chairman. Dehocea'cy. Democracy baa been tried and lound wanUn. It once stood before the people as a party of honor and justice. But it turned its back on freedom, persecuted its cham pions and has became a mere tool of the save power. InOdeliiy to principle brought corruption into its admiiiistra tion. When the Nation rose in 1801. to cast it out from its high office ol governmental control, it was not the political freak of an hour but the e solveofa people that had no further use for a party that had betrayed it trnst. lis fall was the death blow ol the power which sustained it. The grave of slavery eliotilj have been the grave of Democracy. As a political power, it should have been banished from the field of Ameri can politics. But the power of evil of tentimes outlive the institutions which generated it. Slavery is dead, but it f ripened fruit, corrupt Democracy, still lives to exert its banelul influence on the destiny of a nation. To lesist the spread ol its political poison, require fidelity, watchfulness, enerpy and thorough organization on the part of those who love their country, and de sire its goverment to remain in the loy al hand of those who saved it from the deadly attack of Democracy aud Slav- eiy. Republic A Cunning Swindle. What is known as "straw bid?," or bids made by irresponsible parties says the Bulle tin, are frequently put in for mail con tracts with the Government. After an award is mado the successful bidder re fuses to comply with the contract, and the practice has been heretofore in such cases, to make contracts foi Uruponry Bert ice, of course with the old conipan ies, who are likely io be the only par ties prepared for imine Jiate woik.and ni-cessaiily at cxoiliitant figures. This systematic swindle is now in a fair way to be broken up. The Postmaster Gen. eral announces that in every case ol failure on an important route, he will -notice through the pres, and with. hold contracts for temporary i-erwee until others besides the old contractors shall have an opportnnity to ofleMur the serice. Mr. Jewell is determined to make an earned effort to break down the system of straw bidding, and the consequent perpetuation of contracts. n tho same hands. In Arkansas, LouiVi ana and Texas many of the routes are long and profitable, and in those fail, ures are feared in the awards recently made. The Centennlal Year. The Cen tennial jubilee may give birth to many fooln.li things, but none so luolixh as the restoration of Democracy. To celebrate the biith of a nation by le Etoring to power its would-bo assisMns, would be a bitter satire on justice and consUtrnoy. We must round out our hundreth anniversary by giving an old fashion welcome to the party that rmde tho Centennial possible. Anything short of a rousing majority lor men and principles that best reflect the stein patriotism of our early fathers, would be ingratitude. These men and principles make up the Republican party, to tin m belongs the honor of a grand Centen nial victory. A Hideous trick was played on a widow lady in London, on Eister Mon. day. She received an Eister egg ol un usual beauty, but upon opening it to take out tho gilts it contained, lo! a huge Seulh African scorpion ltll into her hand and slung her. For days her lifewa8 despaired of, but she recov ered. The poibon gilt was t.eut-by a rejected snitor. Tho San Francisco Bulletin is in. formed on official authority thai, the t cnty of reciprocy between the United Stalls and the Hawaiian government has been ratified by the President -md His MajeMy, the King. Exchange ol ratifications was made in Washington on the 25th ult, by the Scret:ry ol State and Chiel Justice Allen, his Ha waiian majesty's minister. Rattee Snakes are bad around Win neruueca. Joo Bowers lately encoun tered and slew one that was eight feel long and had sixteen rattles on its tail. Winncmncca Mountain i all alive with theso engaging creatures, and their se ductive music frequently exhillarates tbe drowsy traveler. The Democratic Party. The country ought to understand the existing condition of affairs, and what may be expected from it, and the peo ple should resolve to act intelligently and in a right direction. By the oc currence ol one of those freaks in the last election fcr members of Congress, which sometimes mark our political contests, says the Republic all calcula tion as to the result was impossible, and the Demociatio party s cured a major ly in tho House of Representa tives, while the mnj"rity of the people are Hi-publican. Whatever may h.ne been the cause of this denouement, it hi hooves us to examine carefully into the character and qualifications of the parly Vhich has achieved so sudden a success, though so obnoxious to the na tion, and ascertain its capaciiy to pro tect the public welfare, and to guide llic country through a period of ac knowledged difficulty. It has been olten at-ked, what are the principles of the Democratic part? TliA.qtipnUiin wan answered during thif last Presidential campaign. '"The Democratic party," said a gentleman, "never had but two pillars on which to stand, or upon which it has sloo I for filly v ears, namely: slavery and negro hating, and whiskey." True, slavery has beendestroyed, but the Democrat ic parly regiels its destruction. Itn hatied of the negro is so ingrained thai it seems as il a Democrat could hardly reg rd him as a human being. But il lovo of whickey is as firm a ever, in spite of the temperance cause; ami it use of it in localities not advanced i civilizition, shows what a force it is. If 1 lie strength of the Democratic party did not coiiMbt mainly in popular igno rance, a larger number of intelligent men would bu louud in its ranks. Its surprit.0 was intense when il dcowr ed that the party was successful, though it numbered no more votes than when it had olten bemoaned defeat. And it discnv ered further, thai its suc cess was owing to Republican supine ness, which prevented 'llmnsamls Ironi going to the polls. Tlie intelligence ol the countr,y, therefore, failed in its duly and let the election go by default. The usual high purpose and love of truth, as applicable to the great bus iness ol life, were absent, and ihep-iriy mo-t afraid of truth came into power on .the shoulders of the neglect. Bui the hUtory of the Democratic parly cannot be concealed by its fears, nor 7 blotted out by Hs misrepresentations; and, indeed, its fears are justified, for it will have to .face the truth which 11 ought to have heard, and which ruighl have freeil the ciunlry from Democrat, ic ascendancy. The pirtyis now on trial balore the nation; and were not the situation so grave, we might say that it reminded us of the Irishman that was brought into court for an offence he had committed. The Irishman trembled and wept, and was otherwise uneasy. His lawyer sought to comfort him with the assurance that the court would do him justice. ''()," died the Iii-hman, "ho iiiy sowl, justice is what I am afraid ol 1" The Irishman was convicted ami suffered. And that jtt lice will be meted out 10 the Democrat io parly, we have not a shadow of a doubt. ArFAins in Tux as and Mexico. A Washington special says a high official who has returned from a visit to the Texas border teports a very deplorable condition of things. He says the out. tdde public has no idea of the real slate of affairs this side the Rio G ramie. A Aide flretch ol country is inhabited by Mexican'. They preponderate ovrr American", and thereby have control of all convictions of Mexican thief-) who cross the border and plunder the Ameiicaus. Upon the part ol the Gov ernment oflici.ils exists grave apprehen Mini of serious difficulty with -Mexico Her Government is powerless to pre vent outrages. Cortina rules in defi ance! of the Mexican Government, aud is closely leagued with Mvxicius on this si le in schemes for plunder. The prom iiied move to t-upeisede Cortina is not believed to have been male in good faith. Nearly all of the inhabitants on the border depend on stealing tor sup port. Texan are now fully aroued war to extei initiate N nut improbable. It is sad to say that there are so'me 4'ery mean people in Boston, although most of the ladies weir straw colored spectacles. A rich woman there hires her sister as a servant, treats her in all respects as a meni-il, n will not allow her to sit nl the family table. The hus band of that b astly female takes great interest in the condition ol the freed Uiin in South Cintlin, and never, otv any account suffers' himself lo loose sight ot Bunker Hill Monument, n AnOeegon Mining Compast. Not long since says the IZvatiiig Journal of the I81I1 iust., we mentioned that a com pany was incorporated under the title or tbe "Oregon Quartz Mill and Min'nj Com pany," for the purpose of 'working certain mines in Josephine County. Yesterday we were slow n a piece of qaariz tnken from tbe cropping?, and which is so rich tbal the part'-, cles of gold can be seen on every side ol il. TljU was taken from tbe Gold Hack mine and is a unusually fine and valuable specimen. A lot of qnurtz from Ibis mine which was consid ered to be ebont llie average quality assayed mx ty-ei! lit dollars lo the Ion. The organiza tion of j mining company in Portland issi'tne Ihingofnot nearly so common ocemtence as fn'inely and consequently of more intrrctl. The company have one hundred tons of quartz ore ready Tor milling at the Unld Hack mine and about sixty tons at one of the olher mituF. A party of men under Kelly, lormely a-sayisi lit Seattle, are working tbe mines. They are also patting op a large water wheel in life v.- cinity for lumbering purposes. Last Tuesday a five stamp quartz mill, which the acompany purchased, was snipped from San Francisco on a cojst steamer running to C"0S Bay. The ial.1 is of the best quality, the stamps being 8C0 lb each, and it will be delivered during tin week at Crescent City. Irom where it will be conveyed overland to the mines, a distance of some forty miles. A Mr. Sherman, who lias had cnn-ulrrable experience in California nnd Nevada mints, and gave t tic name to the town of Sherman in the latter Slate, says that the quartz is of very fine apjiearance, nnd the prus peels "f llie company. Imm uhat he knows ai.d is lold, is as good as was llie (Jou'd and Curry, at the same stave of llirir proceedings. When Sheriff William Nye, of Call fornia was about to hang Wah Lee, the latter, pointing to the rope said interro gatively: "Chokee like hell?" "Yes," said William solemnly, "Chokee heap, you bet;" and then iht-y dropped him. NEW, TO-DAY. 1776 1875 GRAND FOURTH of JULY BALL AT VEIT'S HALL MONDAY EVENHJG, JULY 5th, 1875 GOOD MUSIC AND SUPPER WILL be; provided. Tickctr SJ UU ii,lit-r)0..dy is inviieii in aitend. Home Seekers, LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!! FARMS. STOCK-UAXOHhS, orLOl'o. Ill llie lowu ol Ai-lliaud .or sale by C. li. 1 ATsU.N. Itul H-Uir Atut uud Lullixlui ol Accuuuis, AiUldinl, Urt-'cu. To tlie Public! ANY ONE wishing 10 sell or purchase am hti.d ol real estule or having uccuuuls lu to. t-ct wi.l bud u prompt uud active ugeul in C. IS. Walton, Ashland, Uieguu. fey Terms liberal. FITS CTJHED FHEB ! ! Any person suffering from the above diseas is uqitbied loudliers Ir. Pisce, -and a trial uultie ol medicine will b forwarded by cxpus? 1-niiEt Tbe only cost being u express charger, wlmh on nig to my laige btisiiios. are tniall. Dr. Pnce hat made llie treutfneui ot 'Il'a OK fel'iLbPaY a study fur jean, and lie will warrant a cuie oy the use ol his remedy. - Do noi fail lo stiiil tu him for a trial bottle ; It Coals lil'llnm.'. ui.d he 'VVU.L.lUKIS YOU. no matter of how long siamling) our case may oc, or bow many oilier mm die have laiied. CiiculuroHiul ie-tun niul sent with I'ltKIC Till Al. HO ITLK. Be particular in give ymir KxpiedS, as well us jour Post Office direction, and Adilrnu, Dr Chas. T. Price, 67 V iniaiii isireu. New York. UNION LIVERY SALE AND ftft EXCHANGE ss'ir a.de i"e:j Corner of 4lli nnd California Sts., JACKSONVILLE, OREG0. KUBLI & WILSON PROPRIETORS. FT-m E rROPRIETOTlS H AVE FULLT L rebuilt anil rentteu iiieaooTw veil known rsUbhsltment. nd barf niate rx- UrsiTe and comtortaMe additions there to. We hare the Tery b"t htirseis tneies aim Jinr; tnmduts of all Vlnds. Our stuck of roadsters cannot U excelled In the State. Horses Hoarded Onreaomble terraand the twst of care and attention bestuWird upon them while uuderthvfr charge. Also Horses lion slit and Sold. TVe are satisfied that we can fire satUf tctin( and il guarantee tbe Min. With this Impression we harr im hesiUtluuinnolicitinEpatrvnace. oct 16 73. "WANrBD! 2,000 Bushels of "Wheat. WE WILL PAY CASH FOR TWO ihnuatnd bu-liclsof wheat delivered at Asblat.d Sldis, If delivered soon. J. M.ilcCALL&CO. Aahland, June 1 0. 1 875. TiVashin g and Ironing Done at th lowest ratit and in lh neateet and most artistic style by TOY l,OY, on Main Street, in Jacksonville, Oregon, 3 MISCELLANEOUS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE! FOE- FALL AZVD WIltTEH.1 '4 ' GRAND' OPENING AND MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY! FISHER &CARO, (rtttwim to A. ) ISIIEK BRO-,) TTATK TLEASUI5E IS AXXOUKCIXS MB KB- 1 cvl.it of a large jnvoice of F1KGT & STAPLE DRY GOODS, CUSTOM-MADE Gentlemen's and Boys' CLOTHING, BOOTS AN SHOES, v HATS. HARDWARE, CROCKERY AID GLASSWARE nQuoas, . . Tobacco and Cigars, And a general snpplj of Family Groceries ! Ih fact anything yon mty want, no matter whether you are a FARMER, MINER, OE ANY OTHER MAX. t'e are proud to state Ihut we hare bnnjbt our stock o. gimdsat PANIC PRICES, and are ready to sell the same accordingly. All wc ask is a call and we will guarantee fall sutislaclion. All kinds of Proifucc taken in Ex change for Goods. UEMEMBER THE OLD PLACE. BRICK B OCK. ICortbeut comer ul California antl Oregon tret4. . FISHER & CARO. JcI.0nlllr,O'lglxT3.18Tllt John Bilgek, jMiLTK AtD WOXCXa VS XiSheet Ironi 1 1 c d-p-TX-fe-i- LEAD & CRASS, And Importer of B H1PLE31EXTS, - MACHINES, And denlei In Clears. Tobacco LIQlJurto. OCRICS, Ell., ('ahroroiiii.. Sx-t. Oregon and Third St?. G .l.l KMINVILLR, 77-DEPa CO.NbTAMLY J. ou nan I ai as-tortnivat t.f the bet Kuutls u alxiTe, E .DLladiDe patiiim, nvizzleo. hardvt are ami nails of evry ciiia ana sire an sorts u painters stock, woimIcd and wiUuw wore, shot, puvrder. bia kKmitiis carpfiite rs S. aiinuts't-Kili, of all kinds, eTeiy rarictjuf AGRICULTURAL R. IMPLEMENTS, Coosiillnjf of Ca-t Iron and Sltf! I'luisu, Self Sliarpening Feed Cutler". Cauldrons and Icon Wash Kettle?, CiilttvatorR. Wht el barrows, rAULOR, nEATl.NO AXD COOKING STOVES. Mwnys on band, of assorted alzrs, plain and fancy, of the latesi fuel wtTtug phtu. All the fnrnitnre ! eontn-cted with t hone stores aud Is warrantrd dnrable and perfect. All articles Sold or manufactured bj him Aro W arrantod Mis work Is made of the bet material an t of the choicest patterns. Orders attrndeil to with diatch, and filled according to dire cttonA. lie will alnars sell at LOW PRICES FOR CASH. Call and examine Ills stock bf re making purchases. decS7.1ST3t. Administrator's STotice. NOTICE TS nEREBY GIVEN TnAT TOE inidfrftincd ha been appointed by the County Omr; ot Jackson Cnuiiiy. Or'L'ou. Ad niiui.'lnctor or the Etate of John II lIotTmn, drceaed. Alt persons having claims against raid Estate are n quetd to present them, with ih- proper vnucherr. within fix month Irom th iljle Ltreoi, to me, at ray oiuie in Jacksonville. wi. Huffman. Adm'r. February C. 1875U. Xast Iffotice to Taz-Payers ! "VTOTICE i hereby given to lhne persons irhn J. liavf not paid their tax ror the yrar Sl4 that I will in a few days fide for taxes and charge tbe tax-payer tnilmge. and yon had bet- Or settle imin diatley and save cn-le. The taxes must and tbal I Le collected, aud this it the last warning. J. W MANNING. Sheriff and tax-collector of Jackson, Co. T .-M MISCELLANEOUS. T.O.r.EAMES E.R.REAME3. KEAMES B H 6 S.9 SUCCESSORS TO WHITE & H'lAPJO, DKJLEES IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fireproof Brick, CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE. -ITfE HATE IX STORE OH ARE IX CONSTANT T 1 receipt of every description of gtxxU In our lint, u4 cin nl will sell a cheap oods ny other house In ltMi:no IIlTer Valley. Oar stuck will alwajt eubrare a full a&iurtment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, Latest and most fashionable styles of cady Made Clothing, , HATS AXD CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Afallitockor ' " . LADIES' MISSES AXD ' , .CHILDREN'S SHOES, A completo lino ot California and Salem Cloths, BLANKETS, ETC. Wc also keep a very large stock of GKOCKUIES, Hardware, Nails, Qneensware, U'asivrare, Cutlery, Pnims and Oil?, Window GlasJ, Iron, Steel, Cist'and Steel Plows, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware. tV sell eTeijtliing la onr boose at tbe LOWEST CASE PRICES! And are confident we tun mitvit.of ftdrantags to, jar cLascrs to glre us a call aud SEC FOK THEMSELVES. febl3.I875tf T&jE "7V 'ZES-HM: ! NEW GOODS AT ASHLAND! J. M. McCALL & CO. WE THE LACrjEST AND BEST SELECTED njtru isa wxer si lock or Dry Gootls, Clotliln?. Hardware L i..' UWIO .VlU SilUlS, IRON, STEEL, CROCKERT, iC. Eytr offered f. r sals In tbe town. Prices to Suit the Times. V"a.23.toerI : a nnn hwiiels op wnEAT, is Exciti"iE J,JJJ rr o,.Js. ljlglicst i"lte paid, u..J DOVTIAIL TO GIVE USA CALL. J. H. HcCALL & CO AsManJ. October lS.lSTStf Ladies Attention. HEW MILLINERY GOODS ISrs. BI. B. J. Fcnton Has a choice stock of Spring and Summer Goods consisting of silk velvets, feathers, flowers. lace-. iuuiions. touquoise. valour. sjilks, CRAPE, ORNAMENTS, ic.. and HATS OF ALL STYLES. Bonnels.Cap", Head-Dresses. Wreaths and Toi let Itnquets, will be mtde to order. Unking or r pairing of Regalias, Badges nrUowlti-s for Lodges or I'artiea will receive prompt attention. S! Please call at her residence oa Oregon Street. Jack-ocville New Store!' New Goods ! JOHN A.. BOYBR, LINN'S BRICK BUILDING, CAL-sU, DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, ASSORTED NUTS, PLAIX AXI) FAXCY CANDIES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, FRUITS IN SEASON. PRODUCE TAKEN IX EXCHANGE. Please give me a call. Jacksonville. Angnst 5, 1874. tf. Administrator' Notice. -JT-OTICE IS nEREBY GIVES Tit AT HIE trjrDFB Ll slncj hM tren dutj appointed Adraiatstratnr or the rsUts tf Minns Watlcrr, derraed, bj tbs Connf y Coartof Jackson county, State of OrefC"n, and all persons liaslng elsini against add escace are required tt prrsent cbem, with 1b proper vouchers, sritbln six months fn.m the date here Co roe, at my residence la Ashland trednct, Jackson counts-. Oregon. II CO II r.BAKCOH. Administrator, Manh4th,I8Tt; .MISI'ELLANFOUS. .AUmiuittiator's Notice. NOTICE i hereby gireo that the urHerf Ignerl bu been appointed by the County- Court of Jackson Connty. Oregon, Administrator or tbe estate of John Mcl'hernon d'Ceawd. All persons baring claims agiintt ntld etale are re-qiiestt-J lo present tfi em. wllb th' proper Touch er?, within tix months Irotn tho dtte hereol, to me at my rerirfefice iu Ab!and prt-cinct, In tha afortraid county. 1 DONN, March 2tth. 177j. Adm!nItrator. LUfaTuMF raiswyiyyitfii-i TnE WORLD IS IN RI.OOM. Xatare wears her Summer smite Rut lie victim of Nirvonj Debility h 1 ke a .1.1 cdled brunch in II fin si tiitr. Lllnin re-vituiizjloueandpuil-tj his system with Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, and within a week he will f. el likn a new man. , SOLD nv ALL nitUUlsKSTS Adiisiiiistiiitcii'g Aulice. NOTICE is hereby pivrt that the nrnler SViud liai bt-enappinteil hy the County O'onrt cif Juckfon CouiiIt, Ort-enn Ailminis tralor ol the etale of lXinirl McMnlmn, de ceased. All person imlehle.1 In i.ui.1 ti urr "rtauesled tOFellloIhe fame immediately, and an peonj navins ctaim against Ibe nun c--late'are rcqnested to prevent Ihem with the proper voucher" to meat my residnire in Jack sunville, Ort-gon, within s.x mrlh frrnn the dale hereof. P.J RYAN, Arlm'nislralor ol taid Estate. March 30th, 1875. IS e ii iieh ! orrEns to tub CITY AND COUNTRY TRADD An Immense stock of poodi to be aotd at 6rc.it Bargains, for Cash Down HEAVY STOCK OK EVERYTHING. HIIAVV STOCK Drown aud Bluiclil Cottons. 03?"- Sheatlogs, Sliirtlnirs. Check. Denims, Stripes, Etc., Etc. Ladles' Dress OoikIs, iaocj Goods of all llnd. Ribbons, Dutton-, TCtc, Etc 11KA.VV STOCS 02T" Ladies' and Cblldren's Sbanls, Ladies' and Children's Felt SWrts, Aid oil rr Silmora Qentlcmsutsimd Rijst7ndenreir, ' 31vu s antl Bo) ' CNIblnff. Hats nnd Caps, Hoots and Shoes. sutiAvy stock oar1 oi.uci.iaij, acocKix., and alt STATLE-GOODS.. 3S32a.7-Sr STOCK 005" AMEKICAN, ENOLISIt. l'UL.NCH and QERMAS. VANCTGOODS PelfuroeTy, Smstt Wares, Stationery. Handkerchiefs,, Tocket Cntlerv, Dress Trimmlnss, Hosiery Tanks Notions, Whit. Ootds, . Candy, riil,Tobncco and Cisars IVIIOLEdALE AND P.TAIi. jJCBJITSSIKilJie TUAT I OFFSR GKEAT BAfiSGAIKS apl,75 ror. Cisa is uaxd. HDHTESS' 'EMPflEIDl! AND HARDWARE & CBTLERY STORE CALIFOItSIA STOEET, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. JOH.N M1LI ER KEEPS CONSTANTLY OS band, at prices a cheap a can be found anjnJitrc in urn marKr-t, i fall ami well s-lrctlfctotkor Pnlent ! lifinifiaftsle Hlfies -.1 Shotpin, Ini-la antl D ntlr; UeTulT.Ts.il the latest patentw; INirket llitul net, small nni! iHtwttlul; Denlng-rr(h lit t and trt: aImJ, tl j lt litKiIer nI Huwiler FU-Xi; Uuiitinjjana IVtcket Knirw of th bt brnntls; all Moris jf i!it ntnl IVucfie: Opit, artril(-v9t AVads. ami rrrytlinj- In Spi ixnvn's line. IU will lo kerp a full lino of SHELF EAHDWAEE! KAILS AND HOPES, Of all kind ant ize; Carpenters' vud Wagon-Makers Tools of best quality; AnJ a complete aMortmeot of Tafcle and I'ocket Cutlery, Togett)r with a fall inpplj of Painters' and Glaziers' Gootls, Consisting of Taints, (His, Varnishes, Glass, EIc. Repairing done in a prompt and workmanlike manner and a'l oidots promptly flllul. NetV riflesSIiizzle or Breech-loaders, Abide to order. dec5, laT4tf " suiuntoiis. In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, fur the Ountjr ol Jackfon. B F Dowell Plainliff n W O Griswild, De-r feiulnnt. Aclion ut law. To W C (Jei-wild. UtCndant. IN THE name f the 8iatetl Orecon, and by order of P P Prim, Judpe of said Court, dated May l.eiplitw-n hundred and seventy live jou are hereby required In apprar and aniwer the complamt filed ajjainl Ton in he ahove entitled action on the 12ili day of June, 1875 ; antf if joa fail w to answer, fur want thereof; the pluintilT fill lake judgment anainst jou for (he snm of six thousand one hundred and sixty three dullais and eighty enrht cent, together Vt'th interest thereon at Ihe rate of 10 per ceot. per annum, and col and disburse ments. II K IIanma, H Kru.r. B F I)iikll. Attorneys lor the Plainliff. Mining Claims, ' phe undersigned i prepared to make preltra L iuary surreys or Jlininit Claims In confor mity to the nw law of Congress. All lode claims held under 'aid law are required to be surveyed, and the survey recorded. J. S.'UOWARU.Eurveyor. Office at Jacksonville Oregon. . JanJOtf mi